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Old 11-20-2011, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by ta201ace
hi everyone, my car(525d) is running very heavy on fuel, its running about 20mpg. i have cleaned and checked the egr valve. i don't know were the thermostat for the EGR valve is? can anyone show me were that is?... i checked what temp my car is running today( i checked it using the hidden menu ) and its running 98 degrees around town... is that ok? i was thinking of replacing the main thermostat but don't know if i need to? has anyone had the same problem? can anyone help? cheers
That temp should be fine. How many miles until it reaches that temp?
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Originally Posted by Dandle
That temp should be fine. How many miles until it reaches that temp?
I drove the car for about 10 miles and it got to 98 degrees and didnt go over that.. What else can be the reason my car is running so heavy on fuel??
Old 11-21-2011, 01:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Anzafin
This is EGR thermostat and it locates near the EGR valve in front of the engine.
That 98 degrees must be celcius, right. I'm sure both thermostats work because that 98°C is hot. How's the coolant level? Old oil in engine?

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Thats correct, its celcius...The oil has been changed and only done 3000 miles. I think i will check the coolant because i haven't check that... Cheers
Old 11-24-2011, 12:41 PM
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This thread helped me aswel changed my water pump a day ago then was Interested in knowing engine temperature

After checking was only going to 60 70 then cooling back down and going back to 70 max and that tool over 40 mins to get there

Car felt bit down in power changed engine thermostat, egr thermostat, new air filter as it needed a change and bmw coolant

Oil was changed 2 weeks ago

It went up to 95 around town and that was in 15-20'mins around

Best bit car feels super fast all the power has come
Back

Feels like my mates 535d mine is a 530d

Thanks for the help with the hidden menu


Any one know when the car is over heating at what figure will be got to know
When to get worried

also at what temp does the fan kick in
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530d e60 thermostat transmission oil cooler bmw not getting up to temperature try the heat exchanger transmission oil cooler £200 ffs
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Hi Gents

After replacing both my EGR stat and main stat this weekend, i accessed the OBC temperature display and went for a spin round the M60. Temps slowly rose to 85 but when i dropped gear and drove it hard the temps would drop to 60-65. People are mentioning the Oil cooler for the Automatic box having a stat and failing? Does anyone know the part number? The car is still under warranty so i'm chasing them up for the cash!

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the part number for the heat exchanger transmission oil cooler is
17 21 7 803 830

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Originally Posted by black1234
the part number for the heat exchanger transmission oil cooler is
17 21 7 803 830
E60 530d automatic temperature problems - YouTube
Thanks for the reply. Ordered yesterday at half 3 and told it will be available to collect at 9 am today. That's good service (Williams of Rochdale).
Just hope the bad weather holds off until tomorrow to allow me to fit it!
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Update
Replaced heat exchanger today and took the car out for a drive round town where the maximum temp reached was 89/90. However, when you put you foot down, as you do on the slip road to the motorway and the revs jump to 3k+ the temps rapidly dropped to 69. Is this right? Taking into account the increase in the intake air, air supply to the rad and the ambiant being 6.5 i'd expect some drop but not as much as this and the speed in which it dropped!
Any advice greatly recieved as i've now replaced all 3 stats, this was due to the 'Particle Filter Failure warning on the I-drive. Other than low temps, i can't say i've noticed a difference in anything else, did an hours drive on the m61 keeping revs at 3k and my fuel consumption came back at 29mpg. There doesn't seem to be a lack of power (maybe a slight delay in delivery) but i need to try and resolve whilst the car is still under warranty.
Thanks in advance
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Just another thought, is it possible that one of the sensors in the DPF could be giving a false signal. Today it took 15 mins before the DPF fault appeared, usually it's 5 mins.

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